Pictures of Denmark

**The Lawspeaker** · 10-01-2011, 02:52 AM

Denmark is a beautiful country:

This picture is of the Viking graveyard at Lindholm Høje on the Jutland peninsula. View overlooking Nørresundby and across the Limfjord to Aalborg.

The very northmost point of Denmark is called Grenen (The Branch).

Nytorv Square in Aalborg.

Navigable reconstruction of an original Viking ship, Roskilde.

Storebæltsbroen as seen from 'Bro og naturcenter', Sjælland (Sealand).

Landscape on the island of Fyn.

The white cliffs of Møns Klint on the island of Møn.

The city of Marstal on Ærø island, was a small town based on fishing in the 16th century but developed in the 18th century into an important maritme city. A cosy town with narrow streets.

**~~Albion~~** · 10-05-2011, 08:49 PM

Denmark is a nice country, its landscapes are typical of the North European Plain and can be compared to those of England, the Netherlands and Northern Germany but the architecture is very distinctive.
I do like some of their buildings to be honest, they're very refreshing (for want of better words) from the architectural styles of England.

Jedthehumanoid · 07-29-2012, 05:00 PM

Here are a couple taken from earlier this week in some old streets in the centre of Arhus.

Tuan, I went to Lindholm Hoje two years ago on my first trip to Aalborg, it's a truly spiritual place. Although I was in Aalborg last weekend for three days it was all about friends and football

Is the Branch the point where the two seas meet? You can effectively have a foot in both seas.

The two photos above represent the old streets of Denmark. I've seen them both in Arhus and Aalborg but more famously in Ribe which is one of Denmark's oldest towns and picture postcard material. I have always loved hollyhocks....the most cheerful of summer flowers.